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Including information on picking a pet, choosing a vet, when to call the vet, plus homespun advice and do-it-yourself treatments for your pet, this guide–written by experts in the veterinary field–also features resource guides for veterinary specialists, animal protection agencies, and breeding associations.
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You can cut through all the hype with this ultimate collection of authoritative information from the world’s foremost herbal professionals. From the best-selling Doctors Book series, The Doctors Book of Herbal Home Remedies provides readers with the latest in herbal research from 200 experts in the United States and Europe. Here’s a sampling.* For Back Pain: Rub sore muscles with hot-pepper cream to stimulate your body’s natural painkillers* For Forgetfulness: Use rosemary, known in folklore as the herb of remembrance, to help improve your memory* For Bronchitis: Try a garlic poultice on your feet; it really works* For Nicotine Addiction: Take St. John’s wort to help kick your smoking habit* For Osteoporosis: Drink dandelion leaf tea to help build bone density* For Weight Loss: Use ginseng to help your body store less fatThe Doctors Book of Herbal Home Remedies combines solid research and expert advice with the accessibility that is the hallmark of the (more…)
From Library Journal
Having a sick pet is a stressful situation. There is no way your furry friend can tell you exactly what is ailing him or her. Some problems are fairly easy to remedy and can be handled by an alert, knowledgeable owner at home. Others are indications of more serious conditions requiring the intervention of a veterinarian. Here a panel of respected vets provides hints for everyday pet healthcare. Each section includes descriptions and suggestions for coping with or curing ailments ranging from arthritis to shedding. Almost 100 different symptoms and problems are covered, and several of the chapters have a section entitled “When To See the Vet.” Though this book is not a medical reference or a substitute for veterinary care, it is full of useful tips for making your dog’s or cat’s life more comfortable. Recommended for libraries where interest in pets runs high.?Edell Marie Schaefer, Brookfield P.L., Wis.Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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